This dive site, Flagstaff, offers a shallow and accessible diving experience with two distinct entry points: directly through the bay or over rocks, the latter being easier during high tide. The underwater terrain primarily consists of a sandy bottom, transitioning to interesting rocky structures both within the bay entrance and further out. There is no specific historical background provided for the site.
Divers can expect to encounter a diverse range of marine life throughout the year, including various nudibranch species, rays, and schools of fish. During the winter months, the site becomes a special attraction due to the presence of grey nurse sharks, making it a seasonal highlight for larger marine encounters.
The winter months are particularly recommended for those hoping to spot the grey nurse sharks. For nudibranch enthusiasts and macro photographers, the site promises year-round delight. Both snorkelers and freedivers will find Flagstaff highly suitable due to its shallow depth and abundant marine life near the surface.
